The Truth about Things We Can’t Not Know
Britain has released a booklet telling asylum seekers that rape and abuse are wrong and the backlash reveals a much older question about where our sense of right and wrong actually comes from
Opinion
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Is the ‘no food or drinks in the sanctuary’ policy harmful?
It s worth asking What are we really protecting
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A good choice and a bittersweet baptism
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... MADILL, OKLA. — Lucy, you never got to meet your grandmother, my mom. Mimi. We found out you were on the way just a […]
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The ‘Red Jihad’: How far-left and jihadist extremism are merging
That convergence is what I call the Red Jihad The Red Jihad is not a single organization
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500 years after Tyndale, Bible translators are still dying for the Word
Nothing is more tragic and disastrous for any man or tribe on earth than not to have the Bible
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Why is the Church of England so afraid of ex-gay testimonies?
Is it really the case that the existence of former homosexuals will not be acknowledged by the Church of England?
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The story of St Maughold, patron saint of the Isle of Man
St Maughold was the patron saint of the Isle of Man. But who was St Maughold, and what do we know about him? This is the story …
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When Does Biblical Contextualization Become Syncretism?
A conversation with a Native American evangelical leader on efforts to revitalize tribal languages and the ongoing debates about using traditional spiritual practices in Christian worship.
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Why kids belong in worship service, not children ministry
Here s why everyone is better served by letting the little children come to worship
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The greatest sentence ever written?
I would strongly encourage everyone to purchase this little book, read it with your family, your friends, your youth group, etc , and discuss it
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What Joe Rogan gets wrong about Texas’ Ten Commandments law
Nobody is asking Texas classrooms to make converts They re asking them to leave a door open, a much less alarming thing to hang on a wall
